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Express Scripts Study finds consumers' average prescription drug copay drops as generic use grows
Express Scripts Drug Trend Report finds that the average prescription copay has dropped as generic use has gone up.
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Last year marked the first time in at least five years that consumers paid less, on average, in their prescription drug copay, according to the
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